Washington § 90.46.072 - Conflict resolution — Reclaimed water projects and chapter 372-32 WAC.

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§ 90.46.072. Conflict resolution — Reclaimed water projects and chapter 372-32 WAC.

On or before December 31, 1995, the department of ecology and department of health shall, in consultation with local interested parties, jointly review and, if required, propose amendments to chapter 372-32 WAC to resolve conflicts between the development of reclaimed water projects in the Puget Sound region and chapter 372-32 RCW [WAC].
[ 1995 c 342 s 8.]

Notes

Construction—Effective date—1995 c 342: See notes following RCW 90.46.005.

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